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State Chamber State Chamber Full Name Title Room # Capitol Address Capitol City Capitol Zip District Suite District Address District City District Zip Capitol Phone District Phone Capitol Fax District Fax Email Salutation District # Party Gender MO Senate Honorable Joe Keaveny Senate Minority Floor Leader Room 333 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 6219 Westminster Place St. Louis 63130 (573) 751-3599 (314) 725-8500 (573) 751-0266 (314) 725-8502 [email protected] Senator Keaveny District 04 D M MO Senate Honorable Ron Richard Senate Majority Floor Leader Room 321 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 1419 West Fourth Street Joplin 64801-3033 (573) 751-2173 (417) 623-0022 (573) 751-2230 (417) 624-5695 [email protected] Senator Richard District 32 R M MO Senate Honorable Ryan Silvey State Senator Room 331-A 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 11231 North Pennsylvania Avenue Kansas City 64155 (573) 751-5282 (573) 751-5282 (573) 751-2230 [email protected] Senator Silvey District 17 R M MO House Honorable Mike Cierpiot House Assistant Majority Floor Leader Room 302-B 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 214 NE Landings Circle Lee's Summit 64064 (573) 751-0907 (816) 289-5117 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Cierpiot District 030 R M MO House Honorable Denny Hoskins Speaker Pro Tempore of the House Room 301 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 271 SE 350th Road Warrensburg 64093 (573) 751-4302 (866) 331-4073 (573) 522-2630 [email protected] Representative Hoskins District 054 R M MO House Honorable Jacob Hummel House Minority Floor Leader Room 204 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 4102 Federer Street St. Louis 63116 (573) 751-0438 (314) 457-1792 (573) 526-2038 [email protected] Representative Hummel District 081 D M MO House Honorable Todd Richardson Speaker of the House Room 302-A 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 PO Box 310 Poplar Bluff 63902 (573) 751-4039 (573) 751-5271 [email protected] Speaker Richardson District 152 R M MO Honorable Jason Kander Secretary of State PO Box 1767 Jefferson City 65102 [email protected] Secretary of State Kander M MO Honorable Peter Kinder Lt. Governor 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 (573) 751-4727 (573) 751-2902 [email protected] Lt. Governor Kinder M MO Honorable Chris Koster Attorney General PO Box 899 Jefferson City 65102-0899 (573) 751-3321 [email protected] Attorney General Koster M MO Honorable Jeremiah W. (Jay) Nixon Governor PO Box 720 Jefferson City 65102 (573) 751-3222 (573) 526-3291 [email protected] Governor Nixon M MO House Honorable Joe Adams State Representative Room 105-H 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 924 Wild Cherry Lane St. Louis 63130 (573) 751-4265 (314) 862-7877 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Adams District 086 D M MO House Honorable Justin Alferman State Representative Room 116-2 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 421 West Ninth Street Hermann 65041 (573) 751-6668 (636) 283-0410 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Alferman District 061 R M MO House Honorable Susan Allen State Representative Room 310 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 PO Box 6123 Chesterfield 63006 (573) 751-9765 (314) 265-3824 (573) 522-0500 [email protected] Representative Allen District 100 R F MO House Honorable Ira Anders State Representative Room 101-E 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 731 North Spring Street Independence 64050 (573) 751-5701 (816) 254-5865 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Anders District 021 D M MO House Honorable Sonya Anderson State Representative Room 233-A 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 5389 North Farm Road 141 Springfield 65803 (573) 751-2948 (417) 844-9182 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Anderson District 131 R F MO House Honorable Allen Andrews State Representative Room 135-AB 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 PO Box 118 Grant City 64456 (573) 751-9465 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Andrews District 001 R M MO House Honorable Lauren Arthur State Representative Room 109-H 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 193 East 27th Avenue North Kansas City 64116 (573) 751-2199 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Arthur District 018 D F MO House Honorable Kevin Austin State Representative Room 410-B 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 2648 East Corona Circle Springfield 65804 (573) 751-0232 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Austin District 136 R M MO House Honorable Kurt Bahr State Representative Room 408-B 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 Suite 111 1001 Boardwalk Springs Place O'Fallon 63368 (573) 751-9768 (636) 695-4188 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Bahr District 102 R M MO House Honorable Jay Barnes State Representative Room 306-A 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 219 East Dunklin Street Jefferson City 65101 (573) 751-2412 (573) 634-8884 (573) 526-9774 [email protected] Representative Barnes District 060 R M MO House Honorable Charles Basye State Representative Room 201-G 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 15000 West Highyway 40 Rocheport 65279 (573) 751-1501 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Basye District 047 R M MO House Honorable Nathan Beard State Representative Room 409-A 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 316 South Ohio Avenue Sedalia 65301 (573) 751-9774 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Beard District 052 R M MO House Honorable Mike Bernskoetter House Majority Caucus Secretary Room 414 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 429 West Miller Street Jefferson City 65101 (573) 751-0665 (573) 635-8446 (573) 526-3278 [email protected] Representative Bernskoetter District 059 R M MO House Honorable T.J. Berry State Representative Room 205 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 PO Box 512 Kearney 64060 (573) 751-2238 (816) 655-6323 (573) 522-9320 (816) 628-6268 [email protected] Representative Berry District 038 R M MO House Honorable Linda Black State Representative Room 411-2 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 3245 Cedar Falls Road Bonne Terre 63628 (573) 751-2317 (573) 330-0305 (573) 522-6297 (866) 631-8781 [email protected] Representative Black District 117 R F MO House Honorable Jack Bondon State Representative Room 201-F 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 PO Box 203 Belton 64012 (573) 751-2175 (816) 536-9692 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Bondon District 056 R M MO House Honorable Rick Brattin State Representative Room 114-C 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 PO Box 766 Harrisonville 64701 (573) 751-3783 (816) 695-9907 (573) 522-6078 [email protected] Representative Brattin District 055 R M MO House Honorable Cloria Brown State Representative Room 406-A 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 3306 Lone Elm Drive St. Louis 63125 (573) 751-3719 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Brown District 094 R F MO House Honorable Wanda Brown State Representative Room 412-C 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 24515 Taylor Road Lincoln 65338 (573) 751-3971 (660) 287-5886 (573) 526-1889 [email protected] Representative Brown District 057 R F MO House Honorable Eric Burlison State Representative Room 316 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 3204 South Anabranch Boulevard Springfield 65807 (573) 751-0136 (417) 889-0260 (573) 526-9791 [email protected] Representative Burlison District 133 R M MO House Honorable Bob Burns State Representative Room 109-E 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 4444 Weber Road St. Louis 63123 (573) 751-0211 (314) 638-8299 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Burns District 093 D M MO House Honorable Michael Butler State Representative Room 109-D 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 1426 Salisbury Street St. Louis 63107 (573) 751-6800 (314) 324-9163 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Butler District 079 D M MO House Honorable Jon Carpenter Minority Caucus Vice Chair Room 101-I 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 6000 North Main Street Gladstone 64118 (573) 751-4787 (816) 786-3538 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Carpenter District 015 D M MO House Honorable Jason Chipman State Representative Room 115-H 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 410 West Washington Street St. James 65559 (573) 751-1688 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Chipman District 120 R M MO House Honorable Mike Cierpiot House Assistant Majority Floor Leader Room 302-B 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 214 NE Landings Circle Lee's Summit 64064 (573) 751-0907 (816) 289-5117 (573) 751-0940 [email protected] Representative Cierpiot District 030 R M MO House Honorable Michael Colona State Representative Room 107 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 4387 Laclede Avenue St. Louis 63108 (573) 751-6736 (314) 596-7937 (573) 526-9844 [email protected] Representative Colona District 080 D M MO House Honorable Pat Conway State Representative Room 109-B 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 Apt. B 712 Francis Street St. Joseph 64501 (573) 751-9755 (816) 233-9201 (573) 526-1965 [email protected] Representative Conway District 010 D M MO House Honorable Kathie Conway State Representative Room 114-B 201 West Capitol Avenue Jefferson City 65101 3904 Cambridge Crossing Drive St.
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